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Hace 2 días · Ronald Dworkin 1931-2013, Professor of Jurisprudence at Oxford from 1969 to 1998. The Law Reserve Collection on Level 2 has those of Dworkin's titles which are Reading List essentials. Law's Empire by Ronald M. Dworkin. Call Number: Law Reserve Collection KA55.DWO 1986.
Hace 3 horas · Ronald Dworkin, writing in the context of the civil rights movement and the anti–Vietnam War movement in the United States, argues that civil disobedience often entails the violation of law that is of uncertain constitutional validity.
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Hace 3 días · Some researchers even described whistleblowing as a form of narcissism. They accused whistleblowers of thinking mostly about themselves and of being secretly proud of the risks they took. “Narcissism moralized,” one writer called it. But Elliott did not hear narcissism when he interviewed his whistleblowers.
Hace 2 días · Even in the world’s least “opportunity unequal” countries (such as Korea, Australia or Denmark), around a quarter of observed income inequality is inherited and corresponds to unfair inequality of opportunities. At the other end of the spectrum, almost 80% of South Africa’s income inequality is unfair. For a cluster of Latin American ...
Hace 2 días · Na resposta que Ronald Dworkin ofereceu às críticas feitas por Kent Greenawalt25 sobre sua conhecida distinção entre questões de política e questões de princípio, há um robusto desenvolvimento teórico sobre a inexistência de uma relação necessária entre, de um lado, política e consequencialismo e, de outro, Direito e não consequencialismo.
Hace 2 días · When deciding whether to charge a potential defendant, McKenzie recounted, Lohier would apply what he had learned from the late philosopher John Rawls as a Harvard undergraduate and from the late Ronald Dworkin as a JD student: Take an opposing argument, make it stronger, and attempt to argue against the more formidable version.
